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New York Times: Recent studies suggest coffee has stolen Britons’ hearts.
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Some London police relinquish guns after officer is charged with murder
The case renewed allegations of institutional racism within the London police.
Editorial: Climate can become a political football
OPINION: We need to be wary about losing momentum on this issue.
'Shellshocked': James Bulger killer could be 'freed by Christmas'
Jon Venables tortured and murdered 2yo James Bulger. Now he could be released.
No oysters, no foie gras and a fraught seating plan: The politics of the state banquet
King's grand dinner: what’s on the menu and what happens if guests don’t turn up?
Why marriage makes you and your children wealthier
Telegraph: An economist's look at the cost of marriage breakdown is ruffling feathers.
Who killed British TV star Jill Dando? Seven theories behind Crimewatch host's unsolved murder
Telegraph: On April 26, 1999, Jill Dando was shot dead on her doorstep.
'Contact us': Police launch Russell Brand probe, urge victims to come forward
Police announced the probe and Brand's tour is postponed amid media storm.
Baby killing nurse Lucy Letby launches bid to appeal her conviction
The British neonatal nurse was found guilty of murdering seven babies.
Father of 10-year-old UK girl among three charged with her murder
Sara Sharif was found dead with extensive injuries at her home.
Police preparing for second Posie Parker protest
Police speaking with Parker's representatives on safety plans after chaos of first rally.
In Scotland, it's out with the old and in with the new
The New York Times: Gaelic culture has been rejiggered in a fresh and exciting way
‘Timid and shy’ toddler found dying in pond named
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 2-year-old was found.
BP chief Bernard Looney resigns over past relationships with colleagues
Financial Times: Irish executive has led British oil major since 2020
UK government may ban American XL Bully dogs
British home secretary seeks advice following an attack on a 11-year-old girl.
King Charles under pressure over slavery reparations
The Royal family is facing requests to pay for its role in the slave trade.
Behind the scenes it is the Queen who is running the show
Camilla takes it all in her stride and that stoicism is what makes her such an asset.
Charles' moving tribute to the Queen, one year on
The King will spend Friday privately in quiet reflection at Balmoral.
An ambitious timetable to deliver the world’s newest fighter jet
Financial Times: Trifecta aims to have new supersonic aircraft generation flying by 2035.
UK inmate awaiting terrorism trial escapes prison by strapping himself to food delivery truck
The former British soldier still remains at large amid concerns he may flee the country.
Editorial: A year after Queen’s death, Charles’ accession, what is the monarchy's future?
EDITORIAL: Politicians say NZ will inevitably become a republic - just not on their watch.
Is it time for ITV's scandal-ridden This Morning show to call it a day?
The ITV daytime show is now synonymous with scandal and a breach of viewers' trust.
What Gen Z really think of the royal family
New poll reveals stark decline in support for the monarchy, showcasing a 50 per cent drop.
Why Meghan will never return to the UK for a royal reunion
A royal biographer has revealed why the Duchess is hesitant to reunite with the royals.
Parade of corgis honour late Queen Elizabeth II
Royal fans and their corgis have gathered outside Buckingham Palace to honour the Queen.
Audrey Young: Dispute widens over legitimacy of National’s foreign buyer tax
OPINION: Nicola Willis gives a big clue about tax rules.
'That’s what riled me’: What sparked Noel Gallagher’s feud with Adele
The former Oasis rocker branded Adele’s music as "offensive".
Long-awaited memorial for Queen Elizabeth II to be unveiled in 2026
'It will be a unique challenge to try to capture for future generations.'
Why Mohamed al-Fayed could never buy what he craved most
From street trader to Harrods tycoon, the "Phoney Pharaoh" was still rejected by elites.
Young TikTok influencer and mother sentenced to life for double murder
CCTV evidence has surfaced revealing new details of the double murder.
Mohamed Al Fayed, whose son was killed with Princess Diana, dies
He died a day before the 26th anniversary of the car crash that killed his son.
Wildlife photographer of the year - a sneak peek
The top wildlife photo award is announced next month. Here's a look at some of the best.
Theresa May on Boris, Brexit and her one guilty pleasure
Times: Four years after she left Downing St, Theresa May has loosened up (a bit).
He was shot 14 times at the dinner table. His children want to know if Britain ordered the hit
New York Times: Proposed legislation may keep them from ever finding out.